ChrisI just found out that you can export Firefox's 3D web inspector views into obj files! I'm going to have so much fun with this! https://mastodon.social/media/A-zOV2sDZ-9bksmXjyk https://mastodon.social/media/BcEAN4yGrDyvgZVuI48
Moved@chrismartin Holy shit that's kinda pretty....even better if you have this interactively delete elements on a page using JS when they take enough damage :O
@LottieVixen YES! I've always wanted to create some sort of hidden easter egg game using this view as well!
@chrismartin I wonder if you could do this all in browser (make it readable to JS via json or something and then use webgl to render it)
⦺ irick 🐁🐈⚩@Irick @LottieVixen that isn't working for me for some reason :/
@chrismartin @Irick works for me Firefox 54.0 on MacOSX Sierra
@chrismartin @LottieVixen
Probably has to do with chrome's paranoia around cross site scripting. Doesn't work on mine either, except for the source page itself.
Probably has to do with chrome's paranoia around cross site scripting. Doesn't work on mine either, except for the source page itself.
@Irick @LottieVixen it just started working for me now! I think the problem before was that my computer was bogged down trying to render out the 3D stuff I was working on.
@chrismartin @Irick lol were you using CPU rendering?
@LottieVixen yup, only own a laptop without a real gpu at the moment. It holds up surprisingly well doing most 3D stuff as long as I don't try to multitask and work on other things at the same time.
Julien Deswaef (moved)@chrismartin And nice #b3d screenshot btw :)
Shawn@chrismartin Can 3D print that! (would work best in ceramic or SLS)
@Shawn Ooo that would be awesome! I have access to a ceramic 3D printer at my school that I haven't had a chance to use yet, maybe I'll try it out!
Scott Moore@chrismartin this is very cool!